Senior Living

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N.Y. bill targets training for food-industry workers

The bipartisan Apprenticeship and Jobs Training Act of 2015 would create a $5,000 tax credit for employers using apprenticeships to train workers in high-demand industries, such as food and beverage.

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Local sourcing in ski country

Kathy King offers insight on how to tailor sourcing initiatives to a senior living facility.

Six percent of children and 3 percent of adults now suffer from food allergies, with the main culprits being gluten, milk, eggs, fish, nuts and soy.

The three-day dive into ways of fostering health and sustainability yielded what one speaker termed a “bowl of noodles” of foodservice ideas and issues.

Little, co-founder of Cini-Little International, Inc. recently passed away after a battle with Leukemia.

A facility in the heart of Fla.'s tourism industry finds current staff to be the best source of staff additions, if you can generate enough word of mouth.

The FDA announced Tuesday that manufacturers will have three years to rid their products of partially hydrogenated oils, the primary source of trans fats.

The generation isn’t looking to have three square meals in a main room, but instead, prefers a “country club approach,” enabling them to choose where to dine.

Top 10 influencers: What's on their radar and why you should care.

A focus on delivering restaurant-caliber service has led to success at this senior living community.

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